A design and illustration studio in Stockholm, Sweden
The aim of this book was to combine two passions of mine. Cocktails and design. In this case more specifically glass design. It didn’t actually start as a book project at all but rather as a way to spread cocktail history, and showing that making a great cocktail isn’t necessarily that difficult. At the same time I wanted to exhibit beautiful designs from known and lesser known designers. All in the form of affordable fine art posters to decorate your home bar, kitchen, living room, or any place really.
There are more than one way of using this book. Either you simply look up your favorite cocktail, or your favorite base ingredient, or you look in the calendar to check what cocktail you simply must drink at what date, like a Royal Hawaiian on King Kamehameha Day, June 11. Another way to go about it is to make a new cocktail every Saturday, starting from the first Saturday in January and then keep going until the year is up and you will have mixed all 52 drinks in the book.
Brochure made for the Absolut Company to show the range and product diversity within the company and at the same time telling the story behind the brands as well us presenting some amazing cocktails.
Annual Report for the Swedish Research Council 2013. The photographs presents Swedish Researchers funded by the Swedish Research Council.
Annual Report for the Swedish Research Council 2014. The bigger photographs presents Swedish Researchers funded by the Swedish Research Council. The smaller pictures are of members of the scientific councils, councils and committees.
Annual Report for the Swedish Research Council 2015. The photograph spreads present research funded by the Swedish Research Council.
Annual Report for the Swedish Research Council 2016. The photograph spreads present research funded by the Swedish Research Council.
Annual Report for the Swedish Research Council 2017. The first annual report with Swedish Research Council’s new graphic profile applied. As with the previous annual reports, the photograph spreads present research funded by the Swedish Research Council.
Artistic Research Yearbook 2014 is presenting Swedish Artistic Research and is made for the Swedish Research Council.
Artistic Research Yearbook 2015 is presenting Swedish Artistic Research and is made for the Swedish Research Council.
Product catalog for the design shop and design import business Biondi. Made wide enough to stick out of binder full of other design catalogs and thus being easily found. The catalog is based on a grid system so that the product information doesn't have be placed in direct contact with the picture.
Curie is an online magazine about research in Sweden. This is a brochure presenting Curie at research fairs taking the major design features from the online magazine and turning it into a printed version. The logo for Curie is made by mobilità for the Swedish Research Council.
PhD Dissertation for Luleå University of Technology.
The Research Barometer is a report produced every three years from the Swedish Research Council comparing Swedish and international research.
Monetary Policy Under Uncertainty is a PhD Dissertation for Stockholm School of Economics.
Forska is a science magazine about Swedish research. Masthead and body design by mobilità for the Swedish Research Council.
Framsteg inom hälsoforskning is a magazine presenting Swedish research in the field of health and medicine. Design and illustrations buy mobilità. The magazine is produced by the Swedish Research Council.
The New Frontiers is a booklet for an international workshop called New Frontiers in Evaluation of Impacts of Medical Research. Made for the Swedish Research Council.
Bakom Vansinnet is designed by mobilità and illustrated by Stina Wirsén. The book is one in a series called POP, making research available to the public. Each book is illustrated by one of mobilità’s favorite Swedish illustrators.
Where Gold Glints Blue is designed by mobilità and illustrated by Jesper Waldersten. The book is one in a series called POP, making research available to the public. Each book is illustrated by one of mobilità’s favorite Swedish illustrators.
Utmaningen is designed by mobilità and illustrated by Liselotte Watkins. The book is one in a series called POP, making research available to the public. Each book is illustrated by one of mobilità’s favorite Swedish illustrators.
Hotbilder och hjärnspöken is designed by mobilità and illustrated by Klas Fahlén. The book is one in a series called POP, making research available to the public. Each book is illustrated by one of mobilità’s favorite Swedish illustrators.
Steget Före is designed by mobilità and illustrated by Bo Lundberg. The book is one in a series called POP, making research available to the public. Each book is illustrated by one of mobilità’s favorite Swedish illustrators.
A quarterly magazine from the Scientific Council for Humanities and Social Sciences at the Swedish Research Council.
Concept for a new monthly magazine about all fields of science funded by the Swedish Research Council. The name Vet is short for the Swedish word Vetenskap (Research) and also means To Know. The text in the magazine head uses the mobilità typeface Programma.
A presentation of the Swedish Research Council and some of the researchers funded.
The Absolut Binder printed with a discreet spot gloss Absolut logo and used specifically for selected information about the brand.